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Helium coolant

High operating temperatures al moderate pressures are achieved through the use of helium as the coolant. Helium is attractive as a coolant because it (1) is chemically inert (2) absorbs essentially no neutrons and (3) makes no contributions to the reactivity of the system. Carbon dioxide also has been used as a coolant. [Pg.1109]

Figure 3 briefly shows the structure, major specification and the history of the HTTR R D by JAEA. The reactor core is composed of graphite prismatic blocks. Fuels are inserted in the blocks as a shape of cylindrical graphite compacts in which tri-isotropic (TRISO)-coated fuel particles with U02 kernel are dispersed. The coolant helium gas of the HTTR is circulated at 4 MPa to an intermediate heat exchanger where high temperature heat is transferred to hydrogen production process. [Pg.50]

The LS-VHTR uses the same type of coated-particle graphite-matrix fuel that has been successfully used in high-temperature gas-cooled reactors such as the Peach Bottom Reactor, the Fort St. Viain Reactor (FSVR), the Arbeitsgemeinshaft Versuchsreaktor (AVR), and the Thorium High-Temperature Reactor (THTR). At this time, graphite-based fuels have been demonstrated to be compatible with only two coolants helium and fluoride salts. [Pg.22]

As for the coolant, helium, a chemically inactive gas, is used. It is compatible with the structural material and graphite, and it contributes to the reactor s high-temperature features. [Pg.2684]

NEUTRAl BEAM INJECTOR S TURBINE BUILDING REACTOR COOLANT helium ... [Pg.25]

Primary Coolant Helium Helium Lithium Helium Helium Lithium Helium Helium... [Pg.29]

The PBMR functions as a direct Brayton cycle, with primary coolant helium flowing downward through the core and exiting at 900°C. The helium then enters the turbine relinquishing energy to drive the electric generator and compressors. [Pg.423]

Gas-cooled fast reactor or high temperature reactor NPP (reactor coolant — helium P = 9 MPa and Pin/Pont = 49(V850°C primary power cycle — direct Brayton gas turbine cycle possible backup — indirect Rankine steam cycle). >50... [Pg.53]

Table 26.1 Impurity content in the coolant helium of experimental reactors and composition of some standard test gases... Table 26.1 Impurity content in the coolant helium of experimental reactors and composition of some standard test gases...

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